Evergreen of Wools--Merino wool

Merino wool is known as the "evergreen of wools".

Originating in the Mediterranean region, Merino sheep grows in the cold climate of the high mountains and is about 10m long and can adapt to extreme conditions at altitudes of up to 2,000m, and is resistant to dryness and cold.

Merino wool has a fine, white and dense wool, and only Merino sheep grown in excellent conditions can produce the best quality wool. Merino wool has a fine fiber with a diameter of only 16-17.5 microns, high strength, good elasticity, soft hand, white color, soft luster, uniform fineness, good shrinkage, and is better than ordinary wool in terms of average fineness, length, curl pattern, scale structure, and shrinkage.

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